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London state primary what ARE htey like?

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Cod · 13/07/2008 16:27

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frogs · 13/07/2008 16:30

Not at my dc's inner-london primary schools either, cod (3 schools in total).

Cod · 13/07/2008 16:30

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singersgirl · 13/07/2008 18:32

Not at our school, either.

Miggsie · 13/07/2008 18:33

DD's primary is lovely

jennifersofia · 13/07/2008 18:37

Not at either of ours

frogs · 13/07/2008 18:39

Rough or just crap head.

Friend moved dc from our toughish school to church school in nice leafy rural area. Younger child was beaten up three times in a week in the new, desirable school. School did nothing.

Can happen anywhere I think. But most odd of the parents to think it's okay.

reethi96 · 13/07/2008 18:41

It can happen anywhere. I know of someone who has recently removed her sons from a very oversubscribed school in a middle class area because her 6 year old was beaten up and the school tried to sweep it under the carpet.

artichokes · 13/07/2008 18:47

not near us.
but i went to school in rural devon and myths abounded about being beaten up. nobody ever was but that did not affect the myth.

mimsum · 13/07/2008 19:16

how old is he? I happened to overhear ds1 talking about his old state primary to some of his friends at his new private secondary who'd had sheltered upbringing at prep schools - he made it sound like south central LA when actually it was a lovely mainly middle class primary in leafy suburb - granted with a couple of 'problem' families but no violence problem at all

he'd realised the other boys had strange ideas about state primaries and was trying to get some street cred by pandering to the myths ...

lostinfrance · 13/07/2008 19:23

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